School’s out… Give Farm Safety a Big Shout! Be extra careful on the farm this summer. Always play in a safe place – a farmyard is not a playground. If.

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School’s out… Give Farm Safety a Big Shout! Be extra careful on the farm this summer. Always play in a safe place – a farmyard is not a playground. If you spot something unsafe, for example, an open gate to a field with animals in it, tell an adult. © Health and Safety Authority

Machinery and Tractors Stay away from farm machinery especially on busy days. Watch out for delivery trucks or other vehicles such as milk lorries that come into the farmyard. Keep a safe distance and never take a spin on an open trailer. Many children have been hurt on vehicles. Play in a secure area always. © Health and Safety Authority Remember under 14s are not allowed to operate tractors or similar machines.

Farm Animals Watch out for farm animals. Remember they are not pets. Stay behind the fence or gate! Bulls, stallions, rams, stags and female animals with new-born young can be dangerous. © Health and Safety Authority They may kick you or worse. Keep away!

Heights Never climb on bales of hay. They could topple on you or you could get stuck between bales. © Health and Safety Authority If you see a ladder don’t climb it. You could fall or the ladder could slip. Ladders should be stored safely when not in use.

Slurry and Water Slurry gas is dangerous. Remember you cannot smell it or see it. Stay away from manholes or any place that slurry could be. © Health and Safety Authority Stay away from barrels or any area containing water too. Children could drown easily in dangerous water. Watch out for warning signs. If you see one this means keep away.

Most importantly, enjoy your summer holidays. © Health and Safety Authority Play safe and keep safe on the farm!

Further Information for Schools © Health and Safety Authority Check out Roisin, Nicole, Kieran, Emily, Brady and Adam’s farm safety video clips for children ces/On_the_Farm_Videos / ces/On_the_Farm_Videos / Complete the e-learning course ‘Keep Safe on the Farm’, a 40 minute on-line course for the whiteboard. A certificate of achievement can be downloaded for the class when completed. Find the course on Learning outcomes: Increase the children’s awareness of hazards on the farm. Engage the children in discussion about hazards on the farm. Equip the children with strategies to be attentive to hazards on the farm.